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The Hussein Bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Work unit at the Ministry of Youth organized introductory sessions about the award at the Ma'an Youth Center hall and the Tafilah Youth Directorate.
The sessions included introducing attendees to their tasks and duties, enhancing their capabilities to play their role as a link between the award and the community, and providing support and backing to those wishing to participate and register for the award.
They also covered the award's philosophy, pillars, mission, objectives, and fields, in addition to the four award categories, its criteria, principles, and application conditions. Furthermore, the sessions clarified the tasks and responsibilities of liaison officers in follow-up, coordination, and field support, and reviewed registration steps and the mechanism for entering required data and information, contributing to empowering youth center workers to provide support and guidance to prospective participants and ensure that registration procedures are carried out correctly and in an organized manner.
On the other hand, taekwondo program training continues at the Petra Youth and Young Women Center, in cooperation with the sport's federation and with the participation of 30 young people.
The program aims to develop the physical and skill-based capacities of youth, promote values of discipline, self-confidence, and teamwork, and invest their leisure time in purposeful sporting activities, in alignment with the Ministry of Youth's orientations in preparing a conscious and creative generation.
In turn, the Disah Young Women Center received an official delegation from the Aqaba Vocational Training College, to foster partnership and explore new horizons for empowering young women and refining their professional and life skills, as part of building bridges of cooperation and exchanging expertise between the two sides, and closely examining the system of programs and activities offered by the center to serve the youth sector in the region.
The visit included a comprehensive tour of the center's various facilities, during which the most prominent current initiatives and training projects were introduced, and ways to formulate joint programs that contribute to qualifying young women and developing their capabilities in line with labor market requirements were discussed.
On a separate note, the Aqaba City Youth Club fin swimming team continues its training at the Olympic pool to develop the players' skills and elevate their technical and physical levels, in preparation for upcoming competitions.
The training is supervised by Moaz Al-Nabulsi and Salem Al-Nawayseh, who continue their efforts in preparing the team and honing the skills of its champions toward further excellence and achievement.
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